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Corporations, Contracts and Black Colleges
Government contractors and educators discuss how to integrate minority-serving institutions into the supply chain.
Don't Think of Dropping In on Your President
Lizabeth Barclay was just trying to do her job. The grievance officer for Oakland University’s chapter of the American Association...
Watching Endowments, Not Legislating Over Them
Lawmakers keep up their drive to get colleges to spend more of their funds, while higher education leaders continue to push back against any new law.
Print Journalism Squeeze Hits Campuses
As newspapers across the country face declining revenues, student publications are feeling the brunt, too.
VCU Releases Details on Improper Degree
37 exceptions to rules were made to graduate Richmond's then chief of police without his having completed requirements.
Smoking by Students Declines
Analysis by American Lung Association suggests that college policies could be strengthened to further discourage tobacco use.
In New Orleans, Move-In Day (Again)
As students return to Loyola U. campus after pre-hurricane evacuation, the campus is neat and the mood upbeat, but storm clouds loom (literally).
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